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Show V Vi- ? .' v V VV ' vik dsT y aJEv-- . jr-r- V'X J. MAKE PARENTS CONTROL CHILDREN, TAKE JOB OFF STATE, SAYS COOLIDGE Mtetnictlon to of roch ixtur M limtnt th possibility .of Y iutur washout. The Improve-mnto be completed before the first of the year, will cost appro! matelv S2ftftO0. While the railroad- - btidyei to still ia the proctee of foroUm, Prest Pyeatt announced that the h program ecuid be terser thaa In 412i retfwa the unable to Indicate but act nature and cost of the contemplated improvement. to U1AII PROSPERITY mt SAYS RAIL MAI Tells Y.M.GA. Convention That Extension of U Big Work for Youth of America.- - Chris-tianit- j FI PretL PjeattofD.&R. G-W. in Salt Lake on Inspection Tour, Declares All Shipments . Heavy. a 12. - - i . - Oct. Th oreoent day need of th 1 American youth more borne control through parental action." Preideiii Cooiidge declared today in addreeslng the forty second international convention of the Toung Mens Christian associations of tha United States and Canada. as the Describing the horn "cornerstone of the nation," the president declared that control of the nations youth from this source Is preferable To constantly increasing the government's responfar chilthe of sibility rearing dren.' . Neglect Welfare "Too many people, he continued. are neglecting tb real wellbeing of their children, and turn-m- g over supervision of their discipline and conducts lo .Juvenile eourta It is stated on high authority, that a very Urge proportion of the outcasts and criminals come from the rank of those who lost th advantages of normal parental control in their youth." and Reviewing the founding work of the Y. M. C. A., th president asserted it recognised that aberever there are young "men, there is a "field" for it activities It U "Increasingly tru that the WASHINGTON. JL-tA- P) LOS A VO. ELKS. Oft. U (AD ht promoFloyd yittsianwBU a ter, who never has tasted a drop at in. -Voiding This year" fH liquor nor poffed a a hfff of tobacco a oa dint eperal business condition here arrived ameke, yesterday and in Utah vastly hn proved oyer any combined bueinee pleasure i the opinand Fitaalmmon Mr like period inc with Jaunt nt prert-dePyeatt. Denver, ion of -i. tb announcement that b was InGrande Kto ofDenver the th principals of the Demp-wr-- b Western raiiroed, who I in Sait- suring Ilia boot in Mi h ran City . Dake teratory oo a tour of Inspec- next September for IIM OSS he woud in. ore said Fitzsimmons 1H)A( Mr. Pyeatt arrived early Thura-da- y Wille for IIS 000 and Dempsey for moTninx. (nine airectl f- -0 00 as measure of prerautiob dea and returning Friday evening. The promoter of Ih. Pout, for He will remain in this territory nn- - which articles sere aimed ia.several annual makta Monday tq ftttend the lo lb lb waekango while on ihe ing arranrementa meeting of the stockholder of and eoaat for Ihe transportation of upSalt lake City Union Depot whom be Railroad company, aet for I pm. wards of I 000 spectators expects te Journey across the mounMonday. sea to what tains Dempsey can do Monday to attad the aual meet Will or vice veraa " -- - ig of the etockhoidero of the Salt to The arena at City Michigan. " Lake City Ulon Depot and Railroad increased said, would he 100 000 tv company, aet for 2 pm. Monday, B. to take care of from t litOOO spectators Mr Iyeatt ia accompanied by - H - Taylor. xeneral freight agent, If hs had hla ticket ready, th states, he could eeii th.ni GRINNELL GETS and A. C. Shield, amistant gener-C.- prorrwiter In Joblota from now on. and there manager in charge of track. to go before 11 are TODAY DRAKE M. Levey. Baa Francisco, president thtill east and months west of pugdom th GRJNVEI A la., Oct, U of the Weetern Pacific, who ia twain that never have met get toitlffeit football competition scheduled to arrive hare Monday gether One section of Pennsylvania Th has ordered seats for a train load Grinnell he received thle teuon U morning, will Join Mr. Pyeatt here. of erben expected this after spectators Mr. Levy ia presidento f tha Union lt clash with Drake It VH Depot company, while Mr. Pyeatt DEATH VERDICT REVERSED. homecomlnff derat Grloncltend exis vice president were stand tra erected te take With the sugar crop In Utah cere of the crowds. Oct. 24 EL FA 80, (API The probable lineup: per cent greater than laat year. W. L. Tootsy, El Paso financier, rr v THE - DESERET NEWS SATURDAY t,,io 24 1925 OCTOBEB ssc Some Extra Special Value jr From Our Grocery DeyL hop of the future lies in th youth of tho present," he said and, serving this truth, th association circles through "counties study and in open form ua prepare th betteryoutb both for personal ment and a wiser discharge of - public obligations. "One of tii chief characteristics of Christianity is that it U a milt th tant and crusading faith," president continued. "Tboaa . who have become partakers of its inspirations and its consolations hav been constantly speaking its truths among their associates. Layman Mast Ac. "It will not be sufficient to have exalted preaching by the clqnry unless there is exalted living, by th Uity." . The president praised th work of th missionary departments of tbs associations "Perhaps on- of th most signifi-caresult,- b continued, "that is flowing from all these activities is th .unifying Influence , which they ar producing. Whoa people of different, countries finding so much on w&ieh they can agree, it is more and more unlikely that their governments will diaagrea' Tha president also valued the T. M. C. A as on of tho "strongest bonds of common interest" between Canada and tha United State. nt yt Commeticiitg MONDAY MORNING BEAT. 1- - Large Size PackRge White King Mechinfi 1 Bars Whit King Laundry Soap, 8 Bam White King - Laundry Soap - regular 41 M value, special ...,jPIwU DEAL 2 6 Bars Mission Bell Toil et Soap, 1 Large Size Package White King Machine Sbap, 3 1 Bars White King Laundry Soap, " special . . . J DEAL 3. 12 Bars 'Misaion BeQ Soap, 10 z. 10-o- z. (1-2- 5 ... GIFTlHQPi, 0-- The Carefully Chosen Gift Expresses the Giver - Complexion Soap, r ' Te. despite a decreased acreage, the movement of coal in this territory larger than laat year and a notable the movement of canned .Meantotn offset tha decree in crops peach and pear shipment, du to loss frost, th local by tha heavy Utah territory could not look any Preet. Py- now. batter than it doe - eatt mid. flood progress in the reoontruc- tlon of the company's tracks in the Sunnyside Vash district between Verde and Cedar is reported by Preat. Pyeatt. who said that th - , found dead lnhi her March If. 1924. with a bullet wound ta his head, did not commit suicide, a' federal court Jury held yesterday, reversing th finding of the coroner's inquiry, who wa auto-mobi- BANK OFFICIAL PIER NEW YORK. Oct., 24 (APJ-Gll- bert E. Jones, vice president of th Guaranty company, of New York, and president of th Band club, died early today after a recent operation for appendicitis. Competing with 41 university annual from all parts o tha UnitGri. ed States, tha U Ionian. University yean book, was rated eighth beat by the Interachoiastie Press association, according to Word received by Wiley Paden, editor for 1 ...... . Kibloe The Utopian was only surpassed Hampel ... Henry .It. . ..... Howsrtb by the annuals of the University of Iron Caros (C).ly.. Missouri, tha U. 8. Naval academy SLIGHT A mend 1924 ..Peterson ,,, c wo Moyer and the universities of Wisconsin. Robertson Car! ,rr.. it ,f Rwsrt Martin Michigan Minnesota. Nebraska and Southern California. Hloane ...re........ McClain Awards were made on the basis Sutherland gtotta qb. . Meeter of the best picturttatlon of school CONSUMPTION, HOWEVER, Cook IS Sweet Ilf rbk.r ien..w . EAR ABOVE RBGROWTH, or Moran la was ranked thirThe Easton CronkhlU .ib..,;,,..... Wind teenth in th high school division, , SAYS FOREST CHIEF. Milton De Ford, editor, has bees WABHINGTON, Oct- - 24. UP) Fairman Captures , advised. Censu. bureau figures today Feature Iaboon Racing showing that last year's cutting of wins, SEOUL Korea. Ort. 24. Jack Fairman dot off on the lumbar ,froo American forests bill amounted tn II. 110, riaht foof n yesterday- - fifth and ff Chicago ba aii,00 beard tit, feature rfirt at The Lagoon track, Utin today (hr Kijo feet, took the lead at the start, held ft tars by a acorg of 14 ta 4. per cent dearease from all around and finished first. Crack tb previous year, were viewed In a o Dawn and Usette. the dobbie Iowa State Crippled statement by W, B. Greeley, chief Irwin entry, finished last and next Inst They were heavy favorites. For Washington Game f th forestry service, as "far from First, second and third horses fa insuring to those interested in all races were: First race Satie. AMER Ia. Oct. 14 (API Iowa forest conservation." ftecond Mirlant Wood and Angela, Ftate football team faced college and race Merry Chase. Flaxseed The bueau'a report showed that Washington university rff St. Louis Norcroas Third raco Bittern, Etta here with tho prob- th state of Washington produced D and Miss Hpeara. Fourth race able this afternoon two of lose of the handicap more than six billion which, Hfy Fox. (Huger and Bkokl Fifta players Ktngery toft tackle, may although nearly twice fast, ck as much aa Katrmao, Queen Cather- be to start bscaoao of iniur ine and Recover Fixth race Toot Isa,tmabio cent wars say other C.l per state, white Coe. right end, will be era. Dr Blues and PreaervatoT Sevout by illness. Tho probable reduction from the previous year. enth race Jay Roberts, Beasts kept half of and a cut thrae lineup Oregon's Youbg and Romaldo. Iowa State. Position. Washington billion feet, the second largest was Bond HennesSey 7 a l4..,.., per cent (eduction, LouisGrime It... IngammoU, allghtly more than three btl-- . or (CP) ianas BOWUNG was a decrease ef 4.4 per lion feet Gallbrslth ......Ig. ...... Levy Tnrssher cWbstor cent while Mississippi total of Thornburg ......c. Rasmess. or less than three billion ee t slightly - Sommers was an Increase of 4 . S per cent. Thomao . .....rg.Miller Mayer California and Nevada Jointly Tot E. J Anderson ..re.... Avis Mf produced approximately two billion Behm (CP) ...qb.. Hayes, or 491 J. feet, a decrease of 6.7 per cent, Millard 479 X Rehm .... Mr, Greeley's statement empha....Ih,..,.. Mclmnald 40 Mahan sized tha eerimisnee --of tha fact Hall or E. Hilt. rh 7 Cory or G. Hill. fb.... Levy (C) that "nearly all important indue-trior Senna 299 and agricultural regions are Mmum Ait. eopanming billions of feet of virTM AMERICANITIS CAlAiED FATAL gin timber fronv-th- e t I south amt far 111 I 429 H RhartMt .. ...1(1 Dr William 8. Sadler, who has but littls on tb 19S 4ft completed a study for tbs Gorgas west and growing 1(4 Rod. CMhlnf .... 1 forest lands within their own boun14 199 M Cuobi&X .....14UT 1M . daries. 11 119 444 Memorial Institute, has reported Vrr Amerimillion a t of a 1M 17 that Ml .... A. Brodbvk quarter "Th drain upon the nation's 129 cans died from a group of prevenB. B rod bock lJf he said, 'Is a pretimber table diseases and ailments which dominatesupply, domestic Issue and the he chooses to call "Amerlcanltia." American people must regard It as These diseases and ailments are pe- such until the rat of timber culiarly American, be says, explain- growth catches up with the rats of American "In that tha travel. ing This drain is now consumption. believed -- tw bo four time tb per cent of tha 40, 0d deaths du regrowth." to heart disease could b prevented or delayed, ha explained, s'f the eed Cnr Iksi American system of living could ether Valuable Fltua. Watch Dedse be changed 4r. ......... 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